Executive Assistant to CEO & Operations Coordinator

Executive Assistant to CEO & Operations Coordinator

Hybrid — New York, NY Full-time $85,000 – $105,000

Brynson is a growing SaaS company building technology that helps enterprise operators manage complex compliance, data, and digital workflows at scale.

Our platform sits across multiple systems, data sources, integrations, and operational teams. That means successful client management requires more than relationship ownership. It requires someone who can understand how the product works, reason through data, navigate technical issues, communicate clearly with clients, and move problems forward without relying on constant internal support.

We work with sophisticated enterprise organizations where accuracy, responsiveness, and strong client leadership matter.

We are hiring a highly organized, proactive Executive Assistant to work closely with our Founder & CEO and support the day-to-day operations of our New York office. At its core, this role exists to make sure the CEO’s time, attention, commitments, and priorities are managed exceptionally well. You will help organize a constantly changing calendar, stay ahead of important follow-ups and deadlines, coordinate meetings and travel, manage incoming requests, and make sure important commitments do not get lost in the pace of the business.

We need someone who sees operational friction and helps create order around it. You may organize a recurring process, build a tracker, improve how follow-ups are managed, coordinate an internal project, help run the office, prepare for an important meeting, send materials to a customer, coordinate a delivery, or handle an errand that simply needs to get done. The right person is equally comfortable managing a complex executive calendar and figuring out a better system for something that currently lives in someone’s head.

• Own and actively manage the CEO’s calendar across internal meetings, customer conversations, external commitments, travel, events, and changing priorities.
• Anticipate scheduling conflicts and help protect time for the work that matters most.
• Coordinate meetings across internal teams, customers, partners, vendors, and other external stakeholders.
• Help ensure the CEO is prepared for important meetings, deadlines, commitments, and follow-ups.
• Keep the calendar accurate and organized as priorities change.

• Help turn a high volume of conversations, ideas, requests, and commitments into clear next steps.
• Maintain visibility into important follow-ups so critical items do not fall through the cracks.
• Track deadlines, outstanding decisions, commitments, and items requiring the CEO’s attention.
• Prepare materials, context, agendas, and other information needed for important meetings.
• Help distinguish what requires the CEO’s involvement from what can be delegated, handled elsewhere, or resolved independently.

• Coordinate domestic and occasional international travel, including flights, hotels, ground transportation, itineraries, and last-minute changes.
• Coordinate logistics for leadership meetings, customer meetings, company events, dinners, and other executive commitments.
• Handle reservations, meeting spaces, catering, materials, and other details required to make meetings run smoothly.
• Support expense management and recurring executive administration.

• Help ensure the New York office operates smoothly and the team has what it needs.
• Manage supplies, deliveries, shipping, vendors, meeting logistics, and other office needs.
• Coordinate company gatherings and in-office activities when needed.
• Handle local errands, purchasing, deliveries, and other…